Liberia - Revision history

Pbacsich: CSV import all low-income countries, except Yemen done manually already

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CSV import all low-income countries, except Yemen done manually already

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Pbacsich: CSV import United Nations members - Albania was done manually

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CSV import United Nations members - Albania was done manually

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Pbacsich: CSV import countries B-Z

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CSV import countries B-Z

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James Kay: /* Polytechnics in Liberia */

2011-07-31T21:28:52Z

Polytechnics in Liberia

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	Stella Maris Polytechnic http://www.smp.edu.lr/index.php?PageID=home		Stella Maris Polytechnic http://www.smp.edu.lr/index.php?PageID=home

	Don Bosco Polytechnic/Technical College mentioned here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Liberia but ~~its very hard~~ to find ~~further information~~.		Don Bosco Polytechnic/Technical College mentioned here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Liberia but further information is difficult to find.

	== Education reform ==		== Education reform ==

James Kay: /* Information society */

2011-07-31T21:20:53Z

Information society

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	* Internet users per 1,000 inhabitants: 1 (2004)		* Internet users per 1,000 inhabitants: 1 (2004)

	Efforts at rebuilding the education infrastructure in Liberia have included increasing access to ICTs in schools and universities. A pilot computer project under which computer laboratories were established in seven public high schools in seven of the political subdivisions has been launched. The goal of this programme is to make computer education an integral part of public school education curriculum in all counties. At the tertiary level (Cuttington University and University of Liberia), there is also a dire need for information technology including the Internet, CD-Roms, and Web-ready computers.		Efforts at rebuilding the education infrastructure in Liberia have included increasing access to ICTs in schools and universities. A pilot computer project under which computer laboratories were established in seven public high schools in seven of the political subdivisions has been launched. The goal of this programme is to make computer education an integral part of public school education curriculum in all counties. At the tertiary level (Cuttington University and University of Liberia), there is also a dire need for information technology including the Internet, CD-Roms, and Web-ready computers. (9)

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James Kay at 21:20, 31 July 2011

2011-07-31T21:20:24Z

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	* Republic of Liberia National Telecommunications Policy and Strategy Document: http://www.jhellerstein.com/liberiatelecompolicy.pdf		* Republic of Liberia National Telecommunications Policy and Strategy Document: http://www.jhellerstein.com/liberiatelecompolicy.pdf

			The Liberia telecommunications sector, like most other infrastructure, has been severely hit by the civil war. Copper wires have been looted and there is very little telecommunications service outside the capital Monrovia. However progress is being made and the existing telecom operators are busy expanding their infrastructure to other parts of the country. Also several private sector initiatives have lead to an expanding use of computers and Internet cafés in the major cities, especially Monrovia.

			* Fixed-line operators: 1
			* Cellular mobile operators: 4
			* Total cellular mobile subscribers: 200,000
			* Internet users per 1,000 inhabitants: 1 (2004)

			Efforts at rebuilding the education infrastructure in Liberia have included increasing access to ICTs in schools and universities. A pilot computer project under which computer laboratories were established in seven public high schools in seven of the political subdivisions has been launched. The goal of this programme is to make computer education an integral part of public school education curriculum in all counties. At the tertiary level (Cuttington University and University of Liberia), there is also a dire need for information technology including the Internet, CD-Roms, and Web-ready computers.

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	8. http://www.i-m-s.dk/article/civil-society-government-compare-notes-freedom-information		8. http://www.i-m-s.dk/article/civil-society-government-compare-notes-freedom-information

			9. InfoDev report May 2007

James Kay at 17:37, 30 July 2011

2011-07-30T17:37:19Z

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	== Information society ==		== Information society ==

	Liberia is the first country in West Africa to have a Freedom of Information law. It is proposed that online services and new media platforms be used to help implement the law and make information readily available to the public. (8)		* Liberia is the first country in West Africa to have a Freedom of Information law. It is proposed that online services and new media platforms be used to help implement the law and make information readily available to the public. (8)

			* Republic of Liberia National Telecommunications Policy and Strategy Document: http://www.jhellerstein.com/liberiatelecompolicy.pdf

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James Kay: /* References */

2011-07-30T17:31:11Z

References

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	7. http://www.inprofiledaily.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2793:values-substance-of-higher-education-in-post-election-liberia&catid=47:little-things&Itemid=80		7. http://www.inprofiledaily.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2793:values-substance-of-higher-education-in-post-election-liberia&catid=47:little-things&Itemid=80

			8. http://www.i-m-s.dk/article/civil-society-government-compare-notes-freedom-information

James Kay: /* Information society */

2011-07-30T17:30:40Z

Information society

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	== Information society ==		== Information society ==

			Liberia is the first country in West Africa to have a Freedom of Information law. It is proposed that online services and new media platforms be used to help implement the law and make information readily available to the public. (8)

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	== ICT in education initiatives ==		== ICT in education initiatives ==